Name: Google Chrome
Rating: 4.1 (10 reviews)
Author: Google

Everybody was surprised when Google decided to release a new web browser, its name: Google Chrome. Google said that it was easy, fast and very usable, and that's what we have checked when we have downloaded and tested this amazing web experience.

The address box is called Omnibox, that prefix Omni tells us that we can do everything from within that box, in fact you only have to type the internet address you want to access or the word you want to search, it doesn't matter, once you type it, you can choose if you'll search for the word or if you will access that website.

Google Chrome is also ahead in terms of security, it will warn you if you try to access potentially dangerous sites. It's fast and clean, the colors offered gives you a good sensation when using it. Run applications in new tabs, open as many tabs as you want, see a list of the most visited websites and access them just clicking their thumbnails.

Finally we have to say that it uses WebKit, and it works really fast and well. With no doubt, Google Chrome is currently one of the most used web browsers if we take into account that is sponsored and supported by Google and it works very well.

By Álvaro Toledo

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